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Monthly Archives: February 2024
Leap Day — Jump for Joy!
Every 4 years, we get an extra day on our calendars — February 29th, known as Leap Day! It’s an elegantly awkward attempt to bring our solar calendar back into alignment with the lunar cycle. I’d explain it further but … Continue reading
Songs of Will T. Massey — “Forever in Love with You”
Even during’s Will self-imposed exile, he kept writing. No surprise then, when he emerged with new tunes ready to release. First recorded on Alone, this song also appears on Letters in the Wind with a richer, fuller sound thanks to … Continue reading
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Speaking of Death…
Not that we were. Not that anyone does. We rarely do. Most people studiously avoid even saying the word “death,” opting for euphemisms instead even when death occurs. Talking about death remains one of our last social taboos — it’s … Continue reading
Throwback Thursday — Words
I wrote these two pieces over 40 years ago — only now sharing them. snow steps in windy dusklight sometimes I know I’m dying white trailing fingry lines wind whisking away — not a cold feeling not numb, as huddled … Continue reading
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Life Hack: Escape All Blame
Here’s how it works: blame it on Charlie. Blame it all on Charlie. It’s not your fault! It’s all Charlie’s fault! Really, he told me so himself many years ago. Simply put, Charlie offered to take all blame for everything, … Continue reading
Songs of Will T. Massey — “Bus Depot Song”
Will has written enough songs I will probably keep discovering “new” tracks and sharing them here for years to come. Many of the songs he wrote while his schizophrenia kept him under the radar, recording them on whatever portable cassette … Continue reading
Happy Mardi Gras!
“Laissez les bons temps rouler!” or in English: “Let the Good Times Roll!’ Today is Fat Tuesday, culminating the Mardi Gras season of pre-Lenten wanton revelry. It’s celebrated all over the world but nobody celebrates it quite like New Orleans. … Continue reading
Tethered to my Diabetes
“I’m a diabetic — but I’m not very good at it.” That’s how I tend to tell people about my condition. Despite a family history of diabetes, my basic reaction to my own diagnosis has been denial. One of my only … Continue reading
Feeling Sluggish
Austin Kleon recently wrote about a sudden fascination with snails, both live snails but even more fascinating, snails in medieval — and modern — manuscript marginalia. I can identify with snails, as I often work on this blog at a figurative … Continue reading